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How to Sell to China Now

1/17/2012 - TCBN Charter Member James Chan, President of Asia Marketing & Management based in Philadelphia, PA, was recently interviewed by BusinessWeek. Chan encourages small and medium sized business to work hard for success in the complex and evolving Chinese market. See full article below. Read More...

Trade and the Currency Manipulator Question

Supporting Research for China What? 9/9
9/9/2011 - New China What? video blog issue by Janet Carmosky about the trade imbalance between China and the US, and why China may or may not be manipulating the value of the RMB. Read More...

Water is the New Oil

8/31/2011 -

Water resources are the next big concern after oil. Watch the China What? video blog with Janet Carmosky to get some background. You can use the charts and links below to get more information.

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The Schadenfreude Podcast

8/17/2011 -

A popular podcast series, Sinica is published by Popup Chinese and republished with permission. View the original here.

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"China is an export economy. It needs places to export its manufactured goods to."

Charter Member on Prime Time

5/17/2011 -

Charter Member Malcolm Riddell, President of RiddellTseng and founder of ChinaDebate was recently interviewed on NBC's Nightly News with Brian Williams.

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Boston June 3 - Come One, Come All

5/10/2011 - Our first Boston event! Janet will teach her famously entertaining and authoritative Doing Business in China class to everyone who buys a ticket - we can fit up to 150 people. Group discounts are attractively priced, and attendees get a complimentary Profile Membership. Read More...
"Much of the challenges facing the United States-China military to military relationship are not military issues but rather economic and political interests."

The Mathematics of Military Balance

4/20/2011 - The People’s Republic of China recently released its 2011 White Paper on National Defense. As a result, there were a lot of discussions on the impact of the rise of China’s military power and the perception of its threat to United States interest. It is interesting to observe that there is a lack of comparisons of the military capacity between these two countries. It will be helpful to take a look at China and the United States military budgets and see how much each side has devoted to defend its land, protect its people, and ensure no disruption to its economy. Read More...
"China should not be and can’t afford to be an afterthought for western business. Similarly, I don’t think the Chinese are correct to the extent that they view America as something they don’t really have anything to gain by dealing with."

Chinese Coming to the USA - Why Are We Here?

4/7/2011 - Every week on Travel Talk Radio and Business Travel Radio Sandy Duyvetter speakers to different industry specialists to discuss the current trends. Recently she interviewed TCBN's own Janet Carmosky to talk about China's rising world position and what that means for the receiving end, American businesses, and for Chinese tourists in the US. Read More...
"You just keep turning back to your conviction of what creates value in the world and you do not let go of it."

Women in the US-China Relationship: Can We Change the World?

3/21/2011 - Global China Connection Conference at Columbia: China on the Global Stage
Keynote for the Women's Leadership Initiative
Can women lead from a different perspective than men? Neither democratic capitalism nor single party socialism has the answers to a global water crisis, food inflation, severe distortions in the job market, and an increasing sense of stress the general population in both countries. Read More...
"Anyone who scratches the surface of modern China realizes that communism is not a prevalent ideology there."

China’s Religious Revival

Discussion with Eric Olander and Michael McCune
3/18/2011 - Chinese society has changed so much over the past three decades that it has been difficult for peoples’ emotions, spiritual and moral beliefs to keep up. Throughout much of the economic reform period of the late 20th century, the focus was squarely on economic development. Now, as China has reached a milestone of becoming the world’s second largest economy and on its way to becoming the first, a growing number of Chinese are seeking more than just economic advancement. Read More...
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